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WhatI think you can buffer the motion during shieldstun and drop through frame perfect every time. Testing will be done in the near future
EDIT: after testing I've discovered that you can
1. After the 4th frame of shield, or holding a trigger button while on the platform for 4 frames (ex. after L-canceling aerials or holding R after a laser or just after landing) you can drop through on the NEXT FRAME by having your control stick in a very specific spot about halfway between center and all the way down.
2. You can buffer it out of shieldstun. That means that you can be holding that specific position throughout all of hitstun and you will pass through on the frame you are out of hitstun.
This is crazy ****
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2. You can buffer it out of shieldstun. That means that you can be holding that specific position throughout all of hitstun and you will pass through on the frame you are out of hitstun.
This is crazy ****
Woah.I think you can buffer the motion during shieldstun and drop through frame perfect every time. Testing will be done in the near future
EDIT: after testing I've discovered that you can
1. After the 4th frame of shield, or holding a trigger button while on the platform for 4 frames (ex. after L-canceling aerials or holding R after a laser or just after landing) you can drop through on the NEXT FRAME by having your control stick in a very specific spot about halfway between center and all the way down.
2. You can buffer it out of shieldstun. That means that you can be holding that specific position throughout all of hitstun and you will pass through on the frame you are out of hitstun.
This is crazy ****
The angle is just above the angle required to sidestep. It helps if you do the normal movement for shielddropping so that you end up at that (control stick) position by the end of shieldstun. After you can shield drop consistently from a neutral standing position, you'll see where the stick needs to go and you can do the motion faster and faster as long as you stop at that angle or position.i cant get the buffered shield drops down
are you supposed to time it or angle it a certain way?
Not so sure that 2nd one was shield dropping, he WD'd forward so he could have just dropped through
Do the motion you usually do for shielddrop ending on the position that you would start your drop through when hitstun ends. Learning that motion with get you familiar with the position needed to shielddrop when hitstun ends.Not so sure that 2nd one was shield dropping, he WD'd forward so he could have just dropped through
I'm still a bit fuzzy on this tech.
Run me through a step by step in this situation:
You are on a platform
Holding shield (no direction, just holding it)
Marth Utilts your shield, you are in shield hit stun, what do you do from here (in order to shield drop as fast as possible)? step by step
Also at what point can you release shield (I'm samus so can't hold shield and neutral A or grab)
it's easier if you meditate 6-8 hours prior.Man, are there any tricks to doing this? This is really really hard.![]()
roll from center to about halfway down at varying speeds until you get it. Once you find a speed that works, then practice that, continually increasing your speed to the SAME POINT on the control stick when you stopped on the slower runs.Man, are there any tricks to doing this? This is really really hard.![]()
This is from standing shield, the running method, or shai drop is much easierIs it the same if you are running or standing? Is either easier?
Edited for "shai drop" not "isai drop"This is from standing shield, the running method, or shai drop is much easier
situationalI was under the impression that you cannot "Isai drop" until you are in full run. So wouldn't it be more efficient to shield drop from a dash?
If this is the case, it would be a more precise way to space and drop down from a platform. It also stops all of your momentum giving you more control over your DI.
I would only "Isai Drop" if I wanted to keep more momentum, which, IMO, seems more risky.
I thought I typed shai, didn't I?Edited for "shai drop" not "isai drop"
<3drop lol. I think shai drop sounds cool, but its a dashing shield drop. soooo.... as long as you can do it I guess.i dont like any of those names for shai drop
running shield drop is my fav
You did, it was my mistake. I didnt know that running shield dropped had a name other than running shield drop. I just kinda assumed you were saying to do a running shield drop or an isai drop because they are easier to do.I thought I typed shai, didn't I?
I think ppl get shield pressured(nair shines or similar) on platforms alot less often. but as marth or something shielding and falling thru with an upair would be beast. I can Shai drop consistently but Im pretty bad oos for somethings. Im pretty sure ill sidestep and get punished. But ill practice tho.Is anyone trying to do stuff out of shield pressure
sounds goodMaybe when my 4 week summer semester is over.